FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is planning to eliminate age limits for office holders within motorsport's governing body, according to a report by BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson.
Ben Sulayem, who was elected FIA president in December 2021, is seeking to change the current statutes that impose age restrictions on individuals holding positions within the federation.
The proposal would mark a significant shift in FIA governance policy, potentially allowing older officials to continue serving in leadership roles beyond the current mandatory retirement age.
Details on the specific age limits affected and the timeline for implementation were not immediately available.
